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have a constant commitment, both during actual construction and in the planning <br />stages. Additionally, both faculty and students involved in the Taylor's Field Project can <br />plan the use of funds, which would be an invaluable experience for the students. <br />The faculty/students involved in the Taylor's Field Project through the Environmental <br />Design program will need to manage paid construction, but they can also receive <br />volunteer support from the Catholic Worker community. 523 South St. Joseph is located <br />a few doors down from a Catholic Worker house, the family interested in 523 South St. <br />Joseph volunteers frequently at the Catholic Worker, and an abandoned historic house <br />two doors down from 523 was recently bought and is currently being renovated with <br />the plan of making it another Catholic Worker house. Ivy Tech should build strong <br />connections with the Catholic Worker to leverage their strong community support. <br />In addition to funding, Todd Zeiger and Paul Hayden from Indiana Landmarks are <br />available to help develop a rehabilitation plan, conduct workshops, and participate in <br />construction management. <br />HPC's collaboration with Ivy Tech is also essential for the Taylor's Field project. Because <br />the HPC already has experience in teaching hands-on workshops in historic preservation <br />through their Restore Michiana series, they can leverage that model into the Taylor's <br />Field project. In addition to providing the workshops to the Ivy Tech students, using the <br />Restore Michiana workshops as part of the Taylor's Field Project will educate <br />homeowners/construction workers on green/historic renovation, bring additional <br />volunteers, and publicize the Taylor's Field project. For a more detailed explanation of <br />HPC's role in the Taylor's Field Project, please see the "Final Recommendations" section <br />at the end of this report. <br />Marketing: <br />In order to foster as much community support as possible, as well as to publicize the <br />effectiveness and impact of the Taylor's Field Project, marketing should be performed: <br />1. The South Bend Catholic Worker publicizes its events through a listserv, which <br />can be used to promote project work days <br />2. Every first friday of each month, the Catholic Worker hosts a mass and potluck <br />dinner in its drop-in center, which attracts 50+ people. The dinner always ends <br />with a lecture about a community effort. A lecture and email sign-up event for <br />the Taylor's Field Project could attract many volunteers <br />3. Indiana Landmarks can publicize the project through their magazine and <br />electronic media such as their monthly a -letter and web highlight <br />4. Indiana Landmarks can assist in marketing the house upon completion through <br />our web page, historicproverties.com and a -letter <br />5. Efforts should be taken to get the Taylor's Field Project in the local news <br />